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New Labour Agreement to improve "critical" labour shortage in tourism

The accommodation sector is praising the federal government for the development of a new template Labour Agreement which is expected to boost employment prospects for the tourism industry.
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Reinforcing the importance of Responsible Service of Alcohol - Police probe bars after drinking session ends in sailor's death

Marina Mirage bars are to be investigated for irresponsible liquor servie after a French sailor drowned on Sunday following a boozey lunch.
The body of the 45 year old was found at about 11:15am yesterday. He had tripped on a thong and fallen into the water at Mariner's Cove marina, Main Beach.
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Pizza blamed for outbreak

MYSTERY surrounds a salmonella outbreak at a takeaway restaurant possibly linked to the death of an elderly man.

Nineteen people fell ill after eating pizza at Rizzo's Pizza in Ballarat, including a man, 82, who later died.

The family of the dead man yesterday said they would await a death certificate before commenting.
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Contaminated Salami Warning

More than 40kgs of contaminated Salami is circulating in Southest Queensland, health authorities have warned.
Chabi Salami sold at Queensland farmers markets has been recalled by health authorities after itw as found to contain high levels of staphylococcus bateria, which can cause nausea, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhoea.
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Product Safety Recall - Gippsland Sprout Co—Flowerdale Farm Mung Beans & Gippsland Sprout Mung Beans

Gippsland Sprout Co—Flowerdale Farm Mung Beans & Gippsland Sprout Mung Beans

PRA number: 2012/12990
Date created: 16th January 2012
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ACT Government introduces ‘Name and Shame’ Bill

The Australian Capital Territory today introduced a Bill into the Legislative Assembly that will allow the names of food businesses in the Territory convicted of an offence against the Food Act to be placed on a publicly available register.
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Schoolies wrap up

Schoolies is over for another year and was well attended. OLGR officers conducted compliance checks throughout the event, reminding licensees to remain vigilant on identification checks and assisting Queensland Police in the detection of underage drinking.
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Selling imported alcoholic beverages? Check the labels

If you sell imported alcoholic beverages at your licensed venue, it is important that you ensure the products are labelled correctly, in accordance with the Queensland Food Act 2006 and the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code.
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Bottle shop ordered to pay $3,000 for racial discrimination breach

A finding of racial discrimination against a bottle shop for refusing service to an aboriginal woman underlines the need for liquor retailers to adequately train their employees on specialist licence conditions, a tribunal has warned.
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Food Alert NSW - Product Recall - Coles Chicken & Vegetable Pies

4 January 2012

The NSW Food Authority advises:

Coles Supermarkets Limited is recalling batches of their chicken and vegetable pies sold in NSW and interstate in Coles, Bi-Lo and Pick N Pay supermarkets.
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